1. Tuesday, November 3, 2015

2. Announcements Monday Nov. 16- EL Civics make ups Movie night?

3. Agenda What a wonderful world Homework check Pass back tests Student evaluations Unit 19

4. What does this mean? Oranges Say Angela,” SHHHH.” Cats Open My Purse: No Nothing

5. Adverbs of manner describe or give more information about action verbs They decorated the apartment beautifully. They rented it quickly. a.Form most adverbs of manner by adding –ly to the adjective. We need a quick decision. You should decide quickly.

6. On board Beautiful Surprising Nice Complete Absolute Quick What other adverbs end in -ly

7. Some adverbs of manner Some adverbs of manner have a form without -ly

8. Be careful!!! Some adjectives also end in –ly. Friendly, lonely, lovely, silly

9. b. Some adverbs of manner also have a form without –ly (the same as the adjective). This si more informal. He runs quickly. He runs quick. (diff)He is a good teacher. He teaches... Well. adj adv (same)He has an early breakfast. He has breakfast early.

10. Note 3 Early, fast, hard, late, and wrong have the same adjective and adverb forms. She works late every day, She is always late. Hardly is not the adverb form of hard. Hardly means “almost not.” There is hardly enough room for a bed. Lately is not the adverb form of late. Lately means recently. We haven’t seen any nice houses lately. We’re getting discouraged.

11. Note 4 Degree adverbs to make adjectives and other adverbs stronger or weaker. It is absolutely perfect. It is fairly good. Does absolutely make the adjective perfect stronger or weaker? (stronger) Does fairly make the adjective good stronger or weaker.

12. Not at all- totally not I didn’t eat at all today. I totally didn’t eat. Word order for not at all. After a verb or verb + object I didn’t clean the house at all. After or before an adjective or another adverb She wasn’t happy at all. She wasn’t at all happy.

13. Note 5 Participle adjectives that end with ing or ed. They come from verbs. B Remember, participle adjectives often describe feelings. Interest The book is ________. Sally is __________ in the book.

14. -ing adjectives describe the person or thing that causes a feeling (the book) and the –ed adjective describes the person who has the feeling (Sally) Appendix 11 page A-6 for a list of participle adjectives

15. Note 6 Opinion Size Age Shape Color Origin Material Purpose Noun Think of two adjectives for each category.

16. Size categories A nice small leather bag A small nice leather bag. We don’t use commas between adjectives of different categories but we use them between nouns of the same category. A charming old house (opinion + age) A charming, comfortable house (opinion + noun)

17. Exercises Exercise 2 Exercise 4 Exercise 5 Exercise 9 Exercise 11 Exercise 13